Chrome 134 supports customizable <select> element
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This is still failing. Do I need to wait for BCD to slurp up a new package version before the |
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Summary
Chrome 134 supports customizable
<select>elements (see https://chromestatus.com/feature/5737365999976448).This includes a multitude of sub-features; this PR adds data for the new ones we haven't already got data for, which are as follows:
<selectedcontent>element::picker()pseudo-element::picker-iconpseudo-element::checkmarkpseudo-elementappearancepropertybase-selectvalue (which is currently specified asbase, but I think this might change soon).I'm setting this as a draft for now because BCD doesn't recognize the CSS Form Control Styling Level 1 as a valid spec. I've filed an issue to ask if I can get it added to- UPDATE, this issue got fixed.browser-specs: see w3c/browser-specs#1723Test results and supporting details
Related issues
MDN content: mdn/content#38470